Name: Mount Royal Boerboels
Address: Silver Spring, MD, USA
Telephone: 301-775-0190
Price range: $$$

Mount Royal BoerboelsInactive 12 mo

Silver Spring, MD

Mount Royal Boerboels is a Silver Spring, Maryland program breeding South African Boerboels, reachable at 301-775-0190 via its website mountroyalboerboels.net ^[1]. The kennel is recorded in the boerboels.com pedigree database under the prefix "Mount Royal" (kennel K_ID 2283), where its dogs carry SABBS-format registration numbers, for example, Mount Royal Cuda (reg. 20150000324540, born 2015), out of the dam Mount Royal Suri (reg. 20120000124589, born 2012) ^[2]. No independent third-party reviews, registry-membership statements, or published health-testing results (such as OFA or PennHIP) were located. The most recent verifiable public record is the kennel's website, dated July 19, 2025 ^[3].

(301) 775-0190

Last boerboel activity: Jul 19, 2025 · website

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Last reviewed: July 12, 2026
Links checked: April 2, 2026
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Public OFA records for dogs bred by this kennel, identified by the kennel prefix in each dog's registered name. A dog may have been owned by someone else when it was tested, so these records reflect what the kennel produced rather than what it currently owns. Counts include all-time history; scoring uses the past 5 years only.

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Tested in past 5 years

2018–2021

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Hip result disclosure

Hip results are public for 2 of 2 dogs screened for hips or elbows. Across all Boerboels in OFA's database the figure is 78%.

Every dog screened for hips or elbows has its hip result on the public record. OFA lets owners keep abnormal results private, so a complete set is a deliberate choice to publish.

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